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it tastes just like cherry cola

C-O-L-A cola

L-O-L-A Lola, lololo Lola

by The Kinks

New Song:

Look over yonder, what do you see?

It is Dante Alighieri, author of The Divine Comedy.

The quote I used was translated by Nathanel Hawthorne and is from Purgatorio, Canto 1.

Most well-known quote:

"All hope abandon ye who enter here".

GSG, you're up.

Yeppers....

"A Horse With No Name" - America

Dooj, you're up...

You got it, b! (May I call you "b"?) :)

George

Certainly, you can call me b.

New author:

And of that second kingdom will I sing

Wherein the human spirit doth purge itself,

And to ascend to heaven becometh worthy.

New song:

Ever since I was a young boy

I love being reminded of great songs...it's such a great song I had to post it in song of the moment. Thanks!

New Tune:

After two days in the desert sun

My skin began to turn red

After three days in the desert fun

I was looking at a river bed

"Where the Streets Have No Name"U2

"Where the Streets Have No Name" - U2

Quentin Tarantino

Planet Terror

Rose McGowan

Woz on Today's Young Innovators3rd Interview

"Me and Julio down by the Schoolyard" - Paul Simon??

Just re-read my post, and it seems a little confusing to me,

so just in case it was confusing to you to:

Dooj, it's your turn.

"Leaving on a Jet Plane" is the name of the song.

I was thinking of Peter, Paul, and Mary as the artist.

But, through a bit of research, I found out John Denver wrote it and it appears on 17 of his albums.

Other artists who have recorded it: Jewel, Eve 6, Janis Joplin, Chantal Kreviazuk, Aerosmith (who knew),

Jefferson Airplane, Justin Timberlake, Frank Sinatra, Fiona Apple, Slightly Stoopid...and on, and on..

Which is a long way of saying:

Dooj, Your turn....

and thank you for letting me indulge myself. :)

Oops, didn't see George's post

I spent hours playing a pong football game on a handheld, not much bigger than

a calculator at that time. I found this was a great way to while away the day when

I was hung over and didn't have the energy to do anything else.

A couple years later it was on to Centipede...

Although not being the Woz, or an engineer for that matter, I didn't decide to build one for myself!

I like these interviews with Woz, not only for the history, but because I like the Woz.

He strikes as a warm, friendly, open kind of guy, someone you could have a beer with, unlike Steve Jobs.

I think Woz would sit there and tell all kinds of stories about his adventures in the early days.

How fun would that be?

Beer and stories with The Woz :)

I always seem to forget that others have covered this song.

In my mind, "All Along the Watchtower" will always be indelibly linked with Hendrix.

New Tune:

There's so many times I've let you down

So many times I've played around

I tell you now, they don't mean a thing

"Proud Mary", by Tina Turner.

Or "Tina Turner", by Proud Mary.

:)

I liked CCR's cover too, not as much pizazz, but nice.

WW, you are up!

New Song:

Left a good job in the city

The song is:"Live with Me" - Stones - from the Voodoo Lounge Tour (great sax on this one)

Here's a link to Christina Aguilera & Rolling Stones performing "Live with Me" --http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7e4dOi46wa0...feature=related

Denzel Washington

The Bone Collector

Angelina Jolie

"All Along the Watchtower" - Hendrix

The Great Gatsby - F. Scott Fitzgerald

"Georgia" - Willie Nelson

I really think you're groovy.

Let's go out to a movie.

Whatta ya say now?

All I hear when I look at these lyrics is:

Just tripping down the cobblestones

Looking for love and feeling groovy

lalalalalala...feeling groovy.....lalala...

I don't have a clue - but feeling groovy is sure stuck in my head!

More of the song:

I've got nasty habits

I take tea at three